Museum für Druckkunst Leipzig
The Museum für Druckkunst Leipzig (Museum of the Printing Arts Leipzig) is a working museum of printing technology in the Plagwitz district of Leipzig, Germany. It opened in 1994 in a listed industrial building that has been used as a printing house since the early 20th century, and has been run by a foundation since 1999. Its collection of around 100 working machines and presses covers historical type casting, composing and printing, alongside a hand bookbindery, a wood engraver's workshop and more than 4,000 typefaces of European and oriental origin. It is part of the Saxon Route of Industrial Heritage.
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